Vendor spotlight: Dixtior AML transaction monitoring solutions
The Chartis Research report, AML transaction monitoring solutions, considers how, by working together, financial institutions, vendors and regulators can create more effective anti-money laundering (AML) systems.
The report uses Chartis’ RiskTech Quadrant to explain the structure of the market. Dixtior placed as a category leader in AML transaction monitoring due to the completeness of its offering and its market potential. This report summarises the key theses in Chartis’ research and analyses Dixtior’s rating.
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